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Explore Stack Internal First the folder edk2 must be initialized.call
cd edk2 git submodulemake update --init In order to initialize /edk2.
Then (if not already installed) the package gnu-efi-devel is necessary: check /usr/include if the file efi.mk is present. I found some recent builds on this page, your distribution and architecture might be working as well.
First the folder edk2 must be initialized.
cd edk2 git submodule update --init Then (if not already installed) the package gnu-efi-devel is necessary: check /usr/include if the file efi.mk is present. I found some recent builds on this page, your distribution and architecture might be working as well.
First call
make update In order to initialize /edk2.
Then (if not already installed) the package gnu-efi-devel is necessary: check /usr/include if the file efi.mk is present. I found some recent builds on this page, your distribution and architecture might be working as well.
First the folder edk2 must be initialized.
cd edk2 git submodule update --init Then (if not already installed) the package gnu-efi-devel is necessary: check /usr/include if the file efi.mk is present. I found some recent builds on this pagethis page, even though it's mostly dedicated to Fedora your distribution and architecture might be working as well, try alien -i <package.rpm>.
First the folder edk2 must be initialized.
cd edk2 git submodule update --init Then (if not already installed) the package gnu-efi-devel is necessary: check /usr/include if the file efi.mk is present. I found some recent builds on this page, even though it's mostly dedicated to Fedora your distribution and architecture might be working as well, try alien -i <package.rpm>.
First the folder edk2 must be initialized.
cd edk2 git submodule update --init Then (if not already installed) the package gnu-efi-devel is necessary: check /usr/include if the file efi.mk is present. I found some recent builds on this page, your distribution and architecture might be working as well.
First the folder edk2 must be initialized.
cd edk2 git submodule update --init Then (if not already installed) the package gnu-efi-devel is necessary: check /usr/include if the file efi.mk is present. I found some recent builds on this page, even though it's mostly dedicated to Fedora your distribution and architecture might be working as well, try alien -i <package.rpm>.